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Jesus: A Second Look at Traditional Teachings & Other Spiritual Thoughts

These articles are about finding ways to apply spiritual principles in our daily life, finding new ways to think about traditional teachings and becoming alive in our spiritual work.

Bitter Betrayal of Our Souls: Healing From a Loss of Passion

4 min readJun 24, 2020

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This morning I woke up feeling despondent and irritable. Trust was not coming easily and with that I also had lost my passion for so much of life and living.

I was about 15 when I had decided that to love, my love, was my most precious gift, the best thing about me and I would never let anyone make me bitter.

No matter what happened I would always hold onto the best part of me. I had a lot going on at the time and a lot to make anyone bitter.

It wasn’t until years later that I was told that the only way I could have achieved that, to be able to remain kind and open meant that I had to have learned how to forgive. What a surprise that was to me! I had not really had any high aspirations. I was just trying to keep me sane and on an even keel!

I lost my passion at least 5 years ago. I found I was going through the motions of living, doing the things I liked, loved even, but there was no joy in my life.

I used to love it, helping people. I was beyond elated when people would have insight and joy. It would make my soul sing and was one of my greatest happinesses. I find that in the moment I love it, but as soon as the session is finished, my listlessness returned.

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Jesus: A Second Look at Traditional Teachings & Other Spiritual Thoughts
Jesus: A Second Look at Traditional Teachings & Other Spiritual Thoughts

Published in Jesus: A Second Look at Traditional Teachings & Other Spiritual Thoughts

These articles are about finding ways to apply spiritual principles in our daily life, finding new ways to think about traditional teachings and becoming alive in our spiritual work.

Elana Hernon
Elana Hernon

Written by Elana Hernon

But your heart, that gives me your story. I hear your story when you speak, how you move, your choices. But you also listen this way. That is our humanity.

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